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State Of Economy

Platocast’s State Of Economy is a weekly Indian Economy podcast. We aim to provide context on the economic news of the week. Through stories, conversations and newsworthy numbers, we help listeners understand the economic world around us.

Why you should listen to this podcast?

You definitely want to check out this weekly podcast because economists are well known for advising the prime minister on economic issues, formulating policies at the Reserve Bank of India, and decide what is the interest rate we pay on our home loan.

Platocast’s State Of Economy is a weekly Indian Economy podcast

This podcast is not for Economists. This is made for ordinary people like you and I.

We have created this podcast to bring you valuable knowledge for making rational decisions in everyday life. The show offers a tool with which to approach life questions. For e.g. desirability of a particular financial investment opportunity, whether or not to attend college or graduate school.

In addition to the qualitative aspects, we also bring you quantitative perspective and make statistically based arguments about numerous public and private issues. We believe our show will give you knowledge and enables you to ask whether the evidence on the desirability of a particular public policy, getting a medical procedure done, claims about the likely future path of the economy, or many other issues is really compelling or whether it simply sounds good but falls apart upon closer inspection.

Considering all this, we have created this podcast called “State Of Economy” – a weekly Indian Economy Podcast. Our aim is to provide you the context on the economic news of the week. Through stories, conversations and newsworthy numbers, we help you understand the economic world around you.

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PM called the stimulus effort Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan (or Self-reliant India Mission) and added that in the coming days', his government will be unveiling the details of an economic package, which, along with the earlier reliefs announced by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and the RBI regulations that were already in place, would be worth Rs 20 lakh crore — or 10 per cent of GDP in the FY 2020. But what does the Rs 20 Lakh Crore 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' stimulus package mean for Indians?